Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-21
ALONG THE WEST SHORE.

New Arr1vals-1tems of Enterest-Peo'
 pie Stopping at the Shore-The Polo
 Contest Yesterday Afternoon. Further arrivals at the west shore are at follows:
 | Sea View-Mrs. M. H. Dubois, Garden, N. 1 r.; Mary Fahey, Wallingford; Miss Nellie
 Patterson, Mount Carmel; Miss H. Fahey, Wallingford; Miss Nellie Rourke, Mt. Car mel; M. G. Lawler, c. w. Lawler, Water bury; J. F. Carrier, Union City; c. White, c. W. King, Miss Brown, Miss Whallen, Hartford; c. c. Fitzgerald, New York; H. P. Day, H. G. Day, Seymour; Miss Moore, Miss Bacon, Hartford; w. F. Clark, New Haven; Perry Hills and wife, West Winsted; Mrs. J. F. Carrier, Union City; J. J. Mo- Lind, New York; V. M. Laity, c. D. Pier~ son, Southington; E. H. Hervey, Hayden vile; F. s. Sanford, A. E, Hewitt, Shelton; A. H. Hubby, Charles M. Hoyt, St. Cloud, Minn.; Miss s. D. Drew, J. Watson, c. S. Pratt and family, Meriden; F. Wrynie, W. W. Billian, Wallingford; E. W. Preston, South Hadley; ". 0. Anderson, J. E. Parks and lady, New Haven; N. H. Forbush, Bos- ton; G. l. Allen, Middletown; s. E. Salmons and wife, Bridgeport; M. M. Mckenzie, New Hartford; T. T. Camp and wife, Milford.
 Grove Cottage-Miss 0. Stanton, Holyoke; R. L. Russell, New York; H. J. Sage, D. A. Jones, Miss Susie Holmes, Miss Minnie Grey, W. H. Thorp and wife, Miss Edna Hazard, W. B. Breck, E. K. Marion, New Haven; Walter Dobbins, Southwick, Mass.
 Twitchells Hotel-Danie1 Engeler, Water bury; 0. G. Barnes, Jennie P. Barnes, Naug- atuck: Thomas Lswler, Pawtucket; E. F. Schmidt, MT. A. Miller, Birmingham; Mary A. Ryan, Miss M. A. Moran, Miss O. Pagan, Waterbury.
 The Hinman House-Mrs. Chas Peix, son and daughter, Danbury; Mrs. Potosky and children, New Haven; H. Daniels and wife, MT. Landon and wife, New York; J. L. Loomis and wife, Springfield; D. L. Gilbert, E. P. Squires, James Gibbons, Edward Gib- bons. Harry Mills, Naugatuck; Gustave H. Franks, Norwalk; MT. John H. Jones and wife, New York.
 MT. Converse of Grove cottage opened his new cottage yesterday, which is to be man aged by MT. Fred Brainerd.
 Mrs. John Monson and daughter from this city are visiting at the Hill cottage on Grove street.
 MT. Euerle of the Fox cottage has lately enlarged his bathing apartments.
 The Dutton cottage on Grove street has as guests MT. and Mrs. Charles Neal and MT. B. G. Neal and family; also Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Woodruff, from Hartford.
 Last evening man standing on the side Of one ot the excurS1On cars coming rom the Rock was caught between the excursion car and box car at the switch. He was injured slightly.
 The polo contest between the Nutmeg and Connecticut league team yesterday ended in victory for the Nutmeg players by score of to 2.
 MT. F. c. Judson, who has been stopping at the shore, will return to-day to his home in St. Paul, Minn.
 High tide to-day at 1929 a. m.
 Chief Engineer Hsndrick was among the notables at the picnic yesterday. The chief spent an hour among the fremen, and among the other visiting chiefs whom he met were Chief Hyatt of Meriden, Chief Ross of Wal lingford, Chief Whitloek of West Ansonia, Chief Abbott of Birmingham, Chief Jones of Westport and Chief Thomas of New London.
 There was but little excitement at the Rock during the afternoon. At four o'clock an inebriated individual disturbed an incom- ing horse car load and was promptly at sum- mons from the conductor taken care of by the authorities.
 MT. H. o. Kellogg, who fell from build ing six years ago and was so badly injured, was about at the shore selling the famous which he is agent and which worked wonders in his case. He is stopping with his wife at the Fremont House, this city.
 The cottagers at the shore were about most of the day and evening listening to the band concerts in front of the Sea View and elsewhere, and viewing the many scenes of interest.
 Several of the cars which left the Green, this city, for the Rock during the biggest part of the rush, had on from 75 to 90 per- sons each.